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pEAvITT ARRIVES.
And Is Heartily Welcomed by rowaerly

And Is Heartily Welcomed by Powderly
and the Delegates.
Ml>sEArol.Is. Oct. G.-The event IN the
session of the general assembly was the
reception To Michael Davitt. the re-
n"wnrl Irish home rule leader. Mr.
DaNitt reached the city late Tuesday
evening and had Il long conference with
General Master Workman Powderly,
lasting deep into the night. In the morn
receive him. 4 committee escorted Mr..
Davitt Into the hall, where he was re
celNeo by cheers. which rang until he Il
traverscd the room aud been assisted to IL
seat by Mr.. l'owdcrly. Mr.. Davitt was re-
crivrd with tumultuous applause.
"C"me, come said Mr.. Powderly. Zone
sossl one to have it out and then to
listen Three great cheers rang through
the building. uiI Mr.. Davitt delivered
Il short address:
II thank you for the honor you have
conferred in receiving me in this general
assembly of the knights of Labor. In
this you speak in advance the sympathy
| trust will find official expression in
ON proceedings. There are many rcu-
SoliS WI! J Slould pnlaln 1nr ireland TINS
expression from the mos, potential labor
organization on the globe. In Ireland
the struggle is Of labor against monopoly.
trying to substitute the principles of
aX.ar.iam justice: trying to obtain IL sys-
tenn %''eit.!r in sympathy with the laws of
Justice tllnn tho cold calculations of po-
htlcal economy. Tia "iaking these efforts
we are only seeking whp. is eX-
ast;y consistent with the princi-
pies Vi the Knights of Labor.
Inc struggle ~ the masses against the
classes IS the same everywhere and is
common to every Industrial mmun
in every civilized land TO-DAY. I, is IN,
chief problem Of modern statesmun.,ip
and as the struggle INSERTS the right ul
labor, it is the fight of industrial hun,a,
ity in every land under the sun. W,
want to keep IL people at home. I,
] stem the tide Of enforced emigration
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Tile following from the jamestown
-Alrrt in reference t. the railroad
tax question. applies ~, we'll to stark
as to StltSlnan county:
Judge Francis, upon application of
Assistant Counsel Dullitt. of the
Northern Pacific. has cnjoincl Tlcas.
nrer MrGiEllis from selling tol drli,i.
luent taxes a few pieces of railroad
land. The amount is small. l,rill.
only Sl6l.46. and is. "f course. for the
tag of 1850. The case will he heard
October 18th. at Bismarck. Ti,i; in.
junction does mo- affect the Northern
Pacific lands assessed under the Ne.
cent order of the territorial auditor,
and Which amount III the county to
some 25O.nm acres. 1t is not know,
of course. but this present Injunction
is said To involve about the same
points. and MA be taken rs IN imdi.
cation of what the company will do
Ia tESdiu W tl' IiIpt tiiIbllnt oil
lands "lijch would he sold next scar
II the taxes remain unpaid. Captain
,McGinnis. the treasurer. thinks that
it will be to the interest of the terri.
tory to keep the gross earnings tax
instead of taxing the lands. In the
case OF Stlltsman county. the gross
earnings revenue amounts To S6+. mnl
in cash. while il IL. lands were l,ycl
there would be only .l.nuU. ,ar, of
which wo.,!ll revert to the territory
The ruling ,Iea. however. of the -.
sessinent ordered hv the auditor o.,
these lands is that Whit" lllc rolllal,
pays ats taxes on proIrrly include,
in the right "i way and its rolling
stock, buildings. &i... that the com
pany's lands outside at this shout,
not go untaNed, inl should he as
sessed and taxed lik" the property OF
any individual or corporation. Lit
CATION will undoubtedly "ll"w tl.i
action of the assessors. and Captain
Mc(;inMis states that if one of tn
two taxes only is to he taken. t:
gross earnings is the iri;rr for a.!
county by all means.
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Noruuay Must I:xpIain.

WINNIPEG, Oct. ~3.-Noruuay has ut
last arrived ut home. The minister's still
hopeful that Il considerable portion of the
money required can be raised
in this city. and rntrrtains
expectations of Northern Pacific aid.
Meantime contractors have entirely
stopped work and things are at IL stand
still. Norl,lay will probably he requested
To satisfy public opinion as to the causes
of his non-Success at Il public meeting to
be called for the purpose.
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:''::u,:.".> ;:ni.t: ~; '.'n..ir ~-,:an:;c>

:;'::.,:.".> ;:'i.,: ~; '.n.ir .:.,n.;c> ~
.'i",: t'... ,:i!.. T.,c..
fN:.", Org. !.--lG.r",. l.. .r,w:n :;n
M!ars,i""t, nl.:ra To- 4: Tia r.:r"i .Gi&t
Late "~,,t.>:n;; 'f She iam! G,o...t p.n, "a
lr:.:i tn III" .>urtl,rril l'"r.,: u ,~.;..n;iN
lands. II is understood Ia 81 -, tn
grrli"r part "f the strip of ten miles g,
Side Of TIE forty miles each side of Ia,
road. from the Red To the Missouri river.
III these w ten-,nilr strips are many OF
the la,:;rst farms and quite II number al;
tuwns-La M"urc. Buxton, part ut Wa!:.
peton. etc. The railroad company liz.
sold about all of these lands for small
figures. and most OF them havcmuitiplird
til" pilrchaS" figures in value mann times.
The tilanoin and other bonanza farms
are among them. The road gol,blcd them
up without much regard to- the law, and
they passed. I" Il greater extent perhaps
th:ti amy other lands. into the hands Of
spectators. They are now declared in
the market ;;i>i open for humcStcaGcrS
and Ia pir-r!.ip' next month Surattcrs are
locating I'LL uNc; the best part of them.
1t is said that in Trlill county there is
hardly Il quarter of the ten milrs along
the Manitoba that some one is no, put
Ing u S':anty upon. and the men who
bought and cultivated thrm are full of
alarm ANA apprehension. The road can
only ir,onp"n,r them tn the amount of
!ar r1iitAhs" money. Which is but IL small
part "l the present value. The towns in
the limit also ire hrcom;n. alarmed, as
the titles To their lots are involved. Iii
believed that il will become IL nlattvr of
much public concern. and perhaps re-
q'ir" action by congress. Ii is alleged
tina, the lan,i office is simply enforcing
the law.
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ST. PAUL, Oct. 4.-The estimated earn
ings of the Northern Pacific for Septem-
Der, 1857. are $1.35l.2ol. For September,
1SSf. they We're S1,372.8sas, which shows
a decrease of $21,47l. This is owing to
the fact that the wheat crop is consider
ably later in moving than last wear:
neither has there been much movement
in stock until within the last few DAVIS.
The passenger earnings show an increase
of $:-'i.il2 over SeptembuA, 1856.
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WILL DRILL FOR MONEY.
Til. Prize Winners at Washington ChaI
lcngc the Fortunate Company at Chi

The Prize Winners ant Washington Chal-
lengc the Fortunate Company ut Chi
cage.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 4.-Capt. Bean. COM
man'ler of the famous Company ID. of
Minnesota Second Regiment. has issued
Il challenge to whatever company wins
the prize at the Chicago encampmcnt.
He says that us business will keep his
men away from the encampment they
will agree to meet the winning company
four or six weeks after the close of the
enramplnent for 81, 800 Il side IN st. Paul,
Company ID to pay the visiting colnpany's
railway fare. The conditions of the ON.
test are tn be that the drill takes place
out "f doors and To occur at the specified
time. rain or shine. the program to ron
sist of the difficult movements in tpton's
tactics. regular army officers to be ap-
DUintpt Judges,
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cine AGO. Oct. Cit is estimated that
$4,000 people attended the international
encampmrnt Thousands of strangers
who were in the city to participate in the
reception of President Cleveland took adj
vantage vi the opportunity afforded of
witnessing IL sham battle md various
military %cvolutions. The sham battle
was quite effective. and the other events
of the days program proved to he inter
pStinr.
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will Make Our Own Sugar.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Reconnaissance
Colman says the reports continue favora-
bic in regard to the success of
the sorghum sugar industry. both at
Fort Scott and Rio Grande, the sugar
Improving in quality and quantity as
the work continues. md that there
seems to he III doubt that a genuine sue
cess has been achieved by the new pro-
cess. He says there is every prospect of
Il great sorghum boom in another year
which will revolutioniZc the sugar indus
try. and in II few years rmancipate our
nation from foreign nations for sugar
%SuDOlipS.
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Sc ':H".,s" :.~ul - IL.
ii -: :."t.
.w give J..
"."""a-!, ~ ~s,s~..
."'i 80 =" a"> IL 80, /
.i.,'i' ,,""t So: ,t.,;y.. :,.,:. l. Z.
zen .; J.: ! "itr.: States, a: ii i,nri-n
"'r', 'i'' l;'il''n i ut! papers,. u
single man TO-: >im-i.. ~u.nain uv. T.
u wears ri = is given the s.,:ltr
cllanrr. Within six moIti,s of .l.,;r
OF entry the party must hmiid :, i,u 81,
OIL the land tak"m AMI hryin lly;;i. in
it. Ii he lives on and farms i; for
five years. title is acquired 10y proving
those facts and paying the land office
fees. four or eight dollars-tlc latter
the highest figure. If ut ANY time he.
fore the live years run ont the home.
strader wants to pay for his land. he
can no so. The price per acre is $l.o5
ami $2.3o. The cheaper price rules
OH and forty miles from the North.
ern Pacific railroad. and the higher.
800. within that distance.
An eN-soldier. who served i'm the
rebellion more than ninety days. gets
the time he served Tor if DISCHARGED
OH account of disability the
whole time for which he
enliste0 deducted flom the live
years. His army service. to the en-
tent "f four years. counts us SO much
residence. The original fees at the
!a!n' oilirr are Sl4 and Sis the for.
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roads Will be continued over that
period. Among the interested specta-
tors were +. 7. Jeffrey and other officials
of the Illinois Central road. The after
noon was given up toa parade in which
nearly every business and industry in the
city was represented, and which was Il
mile in length. The Dakota militia have
arrived md will take part in par;,hcs of
military and civic societies and labor
unions. and the battalion drill. Four
teen companies are present and the dis
play will be the largest ever witnessed
here. During the afternoon there We're a
number of races and outdoor sports.
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ISeechrr in Politics.

ELMll:A. y. y. Oct. 6.-Rcv. I. X.
Bccchrr. who was nominated by the
Grernback party for secretary of state,
says that he will accept the nomination
and will publish an address tn the people.
Great Falls Will Celebrate.
GREAT FALLS. Mont. Oct. 6.-Grrat
Falls has issued an address inviting the
people of Montana to IL railroad cclcbra
tiun fixed definitely for Oct. Is. The
Manitoba track is now only twenty-siN
miles from here.
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\ Nem Stntion for Soldiers.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-The secretary of
war has initiated the establishment of q;
new military post ucnr Denver. Col. by
the PRONUNCIATION of a presidential order
rcServing for the purpose the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of SIC
ton ). township ) south. range GS west,
Colorado.
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Ihc Presidential Party Arrive at chicago.
The Visible Supply.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4-visible supply
OF grain oct. | rs compiled by the New
York pr"i"ce exchange was as follows:
Wheat :;n.%Ji.117 bu, increase, S33. 500
bu: corn ..C1i.44S bu, decrease 11.455 bu:
oats 5.l1..'i36 bu, increase 30. 36T bu: rye
32l.S62 In. increase 2O.615: barley 1,12S.-
3j6 bu. increase III S25 bu.
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Completed to rem,,;n,

PEMnlNA, OAK, Oct. G.-Thc Duluth a.
Manitoba railroad has been completed to
Pcn,hinn and the Manitoba boundary
line. The first train from the south ar
rived over the line Tuesday evening. A
great celebration was had over the event
until early morning. Pembina is hold
ing high carnival. The town is filled
with strangers. Active business opera
tinnS will now progress very III pidly.
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f'ElMrS FALLS, Oct. AT Maple
wood. this county, Lars Rasmussen. while
working ut Il threshing machine. stepped
off from II stack and encountered IL
pointed stick which entered at one side
below the waist in front, passing up
ards. coming out at the back of the
shoulder. !, escaped the vital parts aud
the physicians hope to pull him through.
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EDUCATION IN ALASKA.
Growth of school Population Require.
Increased Fncilities.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-The annual re-
port of Commissioner of Education Daw
son has just been completed. \. brief :c-
count of the measures taken in the i'll
tcrcst of education in Alaska, with an APP
peal for further efforts in that direction,
and Il request for the appropriation of
$50 600 for the organization of schools i'm
that territory, closes the report. The
government schools in Alaska number
fifteen. all of which are in Il furnishing
condiction. but many more are needed to
meet the wants of the school population,
which numbers about ~. 900.
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The Cardinal.s Departurc.

ST. paul. Oct. 3.--Cardinal Gibbons
left at I y. III. on Il Northern Pacific train
for the Pacific coast. The departing
guests also comprised Bishop Brondel, of
Montana: Bishop Marty. of Dakota, and
DIR. Chapel!r. of Washington, all of
whom will Z" with the cardinal on his
journey.
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Wa. Ordered to Cruelty Th.m.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 4.-l'AsSenyers
from Australia tell of Il horrible crime
which was committed there Aug. 2S.
Wadham Wyndham IN Il religious frenzy
murdered his wife and three children and
then pierced their sides. hands aud feet
under the impression that he had been
ordered to crllcifN them.
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III minneapolis.

M~INNEAPOIiS. Oct. ).
Wheat-No. lizard, cash .UAc; October. 1lasr:
November, 723ac; May 7Sc. No. | northern.
cash ai4c. October. tic, November, @c:
May. Trac. No. 2 northern. cash GlIa Octo-
'm.. $50. November, SIC, May G5c.
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CONQUERING HERO COMES.
GRAND RECEPTION TO JUDGE REA
UPON HIS ARRIVAL HOME.

The New Commander-in-Chicf Of the
Boys in Blue Captured by His Eli
fhu>iaatir Admirers and l'cted ut the
minneapolis Exposition Building.
MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 1.-THE reception
rendered Judge j. p. Rca at the en-
position. on the occasion of his arrival
from the national cncalnpmcnt of the G..
A.. Il. at ST. Louis, WAS designed to he a
splendid affair, ana it was successful i'm
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Will Not Surrender.

from the trustees and their counse that
McssrS. Powers, Williams and Nan'Tasscl
will not surrender tn Governor Church,
but will make IL vigorous fight for their
rights as trustees "f the Yankton asylum
in the court.
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every rcSpect. Not
alone the G. a. Ii.
turned out. but the
city and the >'utc
were we'll represented
In do honor to the ,nun
who had brought
and respect to
Minneapolis and Min
ncs",a generally. The
military procession he
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THE GiHi,;u: mtiun hell at
Far" last TUESDAY r"Sn!H-. il. t.v,r
of division and mr!r .l:..ra!":.t
for II vigorous rliaptisn in N,i:h
Dakota.
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Drowned Will. Boating.

Chicago. Oct. 6.-Three unknown
young men went boating on the lake, and
in attempting to change seats the boat
ti.red over and all were drowned.
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un":'-
tiers wit iiuut culn-
pli:lncc with the
law relating turN-
prlldilurrS. Ii is
not alleged that
money has
been used other
than in the inter
cStS of the order.
but the kickel'S
contend THAI. not
Il penny should be
u%iSbul'std except
upon the proper
.NOucllrrs.a and that.
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MARKET REPORTS.


ST.. paul. Oct. s.
No hard, lie bid: No. l northern.
bNc bid; No. . northern, iM bid.
Corn-No. 4, nc bid, 4c asked.
Oats-No. 4, mixed, .25c askcd; No. q. white
2n asked,
Barlcy-No. q. Whr bid.
Rye-No2, 4Nc bid.
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rh. Real Facts in size

w iSiHN"1oN. Oct. l.-Hnna id: set
tiers "m The tcn-mile strip ON either side
of thr i"riv-lmi!e grant a.oils The line vi
the %"iisrrn Plrilic railroad are witi!:n
the pale Of thr law. under recent ,itej>
ions %: Secretary Lamar. AMI will ne >t>-
lainc : "a their rights ly the interior de
NnrtlNINi
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Sale of Pine Lands,

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis. Oct. 4.-.Jolm
O'Cmnnor sold to the Chippewa Lumber
and Isnm company 1000 acres of pine
landor 81 16.0Oo, in sections IS and 80,
town
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go "-'-:' '.'''' III: III" 1.':~. .ur
'""'' ...:y"> &c.:
80 ......n;
$500, 81. 49,.
' ' ',"r. So. .,;
... =:
,': u i'.a'" "a ga .s.. i;,<
a. '''"' a. -. 49,, ....,... trn
$'''' a"; :,,m" ,,..f:,n>. .....
r'N H":. ,';j"i So .,-ri; j., 49,, .,,,,.
az =" '.>.t''": Ia" H., ...... AZ, Inc
AIT" d. .,,t.t n. |.
!'Hr II Wi. .t..s. ~. N.Y.
lhler this law IL quarter section. 16O
acres. is allowed the qualified man or
"olilaI. resident or nonresident, who
pays Sl4 fees and thereafter breaks
OF plowa live acres the first year. chi.
tlNtt"S 1T the second Year and plants
10 loIrS' trees. cuttings OF seeds the
tlllrd year; and beginning the second
ear freaks another five acres and
r"ltlvatrs mia plants TIL. third and
fourth Years. Wiann he rets his fen
acres tthr lawful arral planted. he
keeps the trees cultivated and in uood
growing condition for four Years
more. or eight years from date Of
his entry. If at that time he can
show $3.50 healthy trees he will he
granted title upon paying 81. land
once ices. john \. REA.
Register
VS.. Land Office. Bismarck. ID. Il
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ENTHUSIASTIC YAcHTsMEN.

A Dinner to be rendered to Gen. Paine
and MIR. Burgess.
NEW YORK. Oct. AT IL special meet
ing of the New York Yacht club $500
appropriated for the purpose of p%urchas-
ing Il suitable testimonial for Gen. Paine.
in grateful recognition of his uncquallcd
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LII Duluth.

DUI.UTI. UCt. ).
October wheat opened at .ls4c. December at
715'4c and May au 1850. The malkr, closed
rather strong with October at the opening fig
urc. December at 1850. and May at Soc.
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Chicago is to have II new water tunnel
-four miles long and eight feet in diam

eter
According to Dan lnmunt's estimate
the president has shaken hands with
2O.O0O people since Ii" left home.
The Volunteer left New York for
Marblehcad. She was made the recipient
of Salutes from all the harbor craft till
III of sight.
\ battalion of boodlcrs Tuesday i'll
Obliged in the eNhilarating dissipation of
Il tive-mile walking match within the
confines of the Jail at Chicago.
department shows that during the month
of September there was Il net increase of
SS32.350.315 in circulation and IL net in
crease Of S1,264, 1876 in cash in the treas
ury.
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TIE: So: County Herald VII g
issued frnn Mr..Ei Goa :, y Me,,,s
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llS luSS NlticItttlilS
the American cup.
1t also resolved
that Il dinner be
rendered Gen.
Paine and Mr..
Burgess and a re-
ception to Mr..
Bell. The treas
nrer of the club
was directed to
subscribe $500 to
the national sub
%scription for a tes-
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the practice REFERRED to should he
~roundly condemned. Morrison, of New
York. has been actively circulating
among the delegates seeking support for
the motion to rcinstate his assembly. and
Buchanan. of Chicago, has hccm equally
alert i'll his own interests. Interest in the
resolution in favor of the condemned an
archists continues to increase, and while
the Chicago delegation have Won over
many of the delegates who We're ut first
opposed to its consideration, they have
failed With others. who are noted for
their elouuencc and conservative dispose
tion and numerous points of order will be
made as soon as the subject is Sprllng.
The affairs of the cooperative board
will furnish food for considerable
debate. Despite the fac, that the body
has failed I" touch IL single dol
lar Of the appropriation of $40
600 granted ut the Richmond convention,
and has. moreover. it is said. an elaborate
and valuable report. it has IL number of
opponents: they contend that its central
iZation features are most obnoxious: that
the majority of the authority of the order
is vested in it: that Il radical change is in
order To divcst il of some of its most OBJ
irctiunal features.
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M%iNNEAroll~, Mimi, Oct. G.-Thc
assembly made considerable head
way with the contests and now begins to
see daylight. Only four more contests
remain. and it is likely these will he set
tied within an hour. and then the assem-
bly, Gun organize for work. and then the
appointment Of committees will occur. \
press committee. consisting of G. j. Stat.
terry, j. II. l.owerly, David j. North, Ed
win +. Gould and w. T.. Fax. WAS
appointed who will hereafter furnish re-
ports for both morning and afternoon
press associations.
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Nineteen Injured and Five Killed,

ASHLAND. Penn. Oct. r. Nineteen
miners and w,rNmen We're injured by the
caving in of II" E;st c%ollicry-. besides the
five who were killed. All the injured are
doing we'll.
Gas Excitement at Duluth.
DULUTH, Oct. G.-.About twenty natur-
al gas experts have arrived in the city
from Ohio and Indiana, and they will or
SaniZe another company i1 bore for gas.
Public enthusiasm il Thoroughly
worked up.
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EDWARD BURGESS.

EDWARD BURGESS 'iiit"'i'ai W NE
Burgess. On the subscription and inn
mcdiatcly after the entry of the club was
the signature of William p. Clyde with
an equal subscription. Secretary Bird
said that the fund would probably reach
100000. The Volunteer is under orders
10 return to Marblehead.
The Presidential Party Arrive at Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 5-The president,
accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland and party,
arrived here about 10 O'Clock Il. III. He
was received by the mayor. the city otli-
Gals and the reception committee. which
included the most prominent residents of
Chicago: The various troops participant
ing in the grand international military
"%ncampment now being held in the city
ia k part in the welcoming demonstra-
'iNn. The city is alive with people, there
beng many thousand visitors here from
surrounding states. The vast procession
formed and moved mp Michigan avenue
fr'ia the point of Decentralization of the
II residential party. The military display
WAS the finest ever witnessed in this city.
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An attempt was made by an 4Atclison,
kan., editor to shoot Governor Martin.
Watson, the designer of the Thistle. is
to build Il yacht to compete for the cup
next year.
The connecting telegraphic link he
tween China and Europe is to be built
Immediately.
Miss Sarah Jewett, formerly IL leading
lady at Union Square thcnter, New York,
applied for money from the INDECENT ac-
tors fund Wednesday.
Late reports confirm the showing of the
earlier returns which indicatce that pro-
hibition had been defeated i'll Tennessee
by about 21,OOO majority.
The general land Office commissioner
recommends that the claim for land by
the Northern Pacific as being within the
second indemnity belt he Cancelled.
In the opinion of intelligent railroad
men it seems there is to be Il permanent
and radical lowering of rates on freight
traffic between Chicago and the Missouri
river.
The Canadian passenger propeller Cal
ifornia was wrecked off st. Helena in
Lake Michigan. Seven of the crew reached
Point Les Barbes. Th rest of the crew
and passengers, numberingten, are miss
ing.
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saturday, Oct. 3, 1887.

OFFICIAL PAPER 9F:,2AaN COMFY
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y big billiard tournament between
Sexton. Slosson, DAILY. Carter. and Sharf-
fer has been arranged. The match is to
he played in two series. the first in New
York in November. and the second i'm
Chlca=" i'll December. The game will be
cushion cnrolnS.